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Upgrading to CVF 6.6 Professional from 6.6 Std?

chstoyer
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‎02-15-2005 06:45 PM
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I have codes from two different Russian workers and apparentlythey bothrely heavily on IMSL. I gather that comes with the professional edition and I have only the standard.
Is it possible to upgrade from 6.6 Std to 6.6 Pro?
It seems like the difference in cost originally was around $200.
While I am here, is it possible to upgrade CVF 6.6 to the Intel?
Thanks for any advice,
Charles.
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chstoyer
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‎02-15-2005 06:59 PM
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I did find it for $279 at Programmer's Paradise.
Any other options?
Thanks,
Charles.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎02-15-2005 08:19 PM
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If you can still find a reseller with copies of the CVF Std-Pro upgrade, $279 is about the right price. HP no longer manufactures the Pro edition of CVF due to licensing constraints.

There is not currently a discount for moving from CVF to Intel Visual Fortran. Previous offers for this expired about a year ago.
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